i am reginald roundtree. >> and i am dion lim. now a hit-and-run suspect that killed a mother and seriously hurt a deputy over the weekend went before a judge. his bond is set at $101,000. >> now, reg, 71-year-old charles lewis made a full confession. he told polk deputies he was at a bar on friday night. that's when he had a total of four beers and then drove home. now, he said he knew he hit something, but he didn't know what that something was. this story has left you with a lot of questions. now, one facebook post in it says, quote, i actually hope that the venue that let him leave to drive drunk, too drunk to drive, is held responsible as well. 10news polk county newsroom reporter grady trimble is looking into whether bars are liable for drunk driving crashes. >> reporter: the bartenders at linksters believe in going the extra mile to stop drunk driving. about a year ago that belief was tested when one of their customers had too much to drink

i'm dion lim. new at 6:00 tonight. >> the election is over, but now how do parents talk to their kids about the winners and their offensive comments regarding women and >> and they won't have to watch him or see me suffer the way that i do. >> parents and some business owners are celebrating a big win for medical marijuana here in florida. why they say that they will benefit both patients and our havertys furniture helps your home look perfect even when life isn't. pretty! hey. umm... sign here? sure, you got a pen? i do! thanks, sweetie. the veterans day preview is on now at havertys. >>> some of you just can't live without them. but your smart phone could affect how well you actually sleep. >> it is not a new theory, but there is a new study backing up something we have talked about. researchers studied more than 650 adults over a month tracking how much time they have spent on their smart phones. th was linked to poor sleep quality and less sleep, especially for those that use it right before go

i am mark rivera. >> i am dion lim. just in time for the holidays a new way for cyber thieves to try to steal your financial information and maybe more. >> 10news reporter eric glasser has the warning to save you from a thumb drive thumping. >> reporter: maybe you are at you find one of these. a usb thumb drive u think, my lucky day. there is a warning out there right now heading into the holidays. gigabyte grinches planting these things on purpose looking to steal from you. >> i have never heard of planting usbs. >> that's crazy. >> i can see how people would take them. it's a free memory drive. >> reporter: a lot of people admit if they found one, they would consider keeping it, or to. in any case. >> bad idea. >> reporter: he says putting that drive in your computer, tablet, or phone is a recipe for digital disaster. a new rapidly spreading program called bad usb. virtually undetectable, hijacking your info, your camera, even holding your device for ransom. >> it's a danger that people have never had to think about b

. >> i am dion lim. after record black friday gun sales for the past two years, gun dealers around the country time around. that's because after president- elect trump's victory some stores saw a slump in sales. it was a different story leading up to the election when polls showed clinton in the lead. one gun company showed a 66% increase in earnings. background checks through october were 26% higher than the same time last year. so have local gun stores been hit hard recently. casey cumley finds out. >> reporter: the sounds of black friday at >> what are you looking to get? magazines, barrels? >> magazines. >> reporter: the general manager says regardless of what is happening around the country, the number of customers and firearms sold heres up. an election that touted both sides of the second amendment increased sales leading up to november 8th. with a new president-elect, sales have dropped nationwide. >> well, there is not the immediate rush that there would outlawed. there is not that panic, if you

. >> vice president lim. >> present. >> supervisor farrell excused. commissioner ferrigno excused. commissioner follansbee. >> present.

and 10 news anchor dion lim shows you how facebook brought them together. as if being a kid at the beach on the perfect fall day in st. pete wasn't enough. but and his sisters.are about to find out. someone else is here. .to make their day even brighter. little blake doesn't usually go to the beach. 57:06 he has no tailbone, it just ends.he has 4 rods and screws in his back, 2 on his feet, each foot on this day: tampa bay's makers united for children's hopeor "much" foundation batman is here to get him all pumped up! but the surprises don't stop here. heroes come in all shapes and sizes. this one's name, is tyler thompson. tyler has spina bifida himself. but his super power: raising money to give kids beach wheelchhairs. and with a little helpflying them-- all the way from alabama. 58:35 we were like, really? really?? hehehe it's a moment many months in the making. emotional enough. tyler thompson 7:57 most definitely.. 8:199 .to take your breath away. 9:22 most definitely worth every bit of it, it was most worth seeing it i love it. you see.patricia, blake

. >> i am dion lim. we want to thank you all veterans for service to our country. >> all day long the nation paid its respect to all our military members. in the first flag-raising honored a cancer survivor. arthur kropff went missing in action. he was rescued after a night in a life raft. in tampa veterans had a chance to get back on their feet. look at this right here. everything from clothes to insurance help, legal advice, and even apartments. all of this made possible by government agencies, non- profits, and businesses. it is hard to imagine with the amount of appreciation that we have seen for our veterans that there was a cursed at, spit on, called horrible names for what they thought what they were doing was patriotic. >> on this veterans day eric glasser spoke with people who experienced a much different homecoming years ago and are grateful things have changed. >> reporter: signs of appreciation everywhere in the bay area for our military veterans, and no one is happier to see it than warriors

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i am dion lim. the fifth amendment right to bear arms but how far does ago. >> a lakeland man is learning the hard way that it is not just that cut and dry. he can on guns and sell them but has been told by the county he can't bill them for a profit. but here's the thing. a man wh from him is allowed to. 10news political reporter mark rivera is finding out what gives. >> reporter: i have to have this license so i can't even begin seeing if my ideas will work until i can legally have the ability to do so. 10,000 i -- $10,000 fine per silencer is not tagged. charlie mondale likes his guns he thinks he can make a profit from a new design. he can't. >> why can't he? the county says no. despite the fact that his neighbor just a few miles away is doing the same thing. this is a letter to a friend authorizing the same thing he wants to do. it says home-based business for manufacturer and sale of firearms in polk county and it is preempted by relevant statute authority to regulate that activity. therefore h

. >>> and still in lim, be -- linbo and now it looks really doubtful. >>> throughout the election season s we h daily voter panels to get your thoughts on what's beginning on. >> tonight we have reaction from supporters from both candidates less than 4 hours after historic night. live right now with in the news. >> reporter: consistent of the two men and two women. i did justing what a trump >> i'm a trump supporter and a heavy con seventive. >> i support donald trump. >> my name is karl ho if ff and i'm a hillary clinton supporter. >> our president he elect is donald trump. first reaction, is what? >> heart broken. sick. devastated. >> i'm estatic. i think this is one of the biggest things that's happen to the wreath united >> i am relieved in a whether the of ways. >> i'm extremely disappointed but i'm not surprised. >> one thing that maybe resinates with you that you think is possibly going to -- kind of why we're here. >> i think the reason between trump won because people believed him more than hillary. >> he did not have to do this. he did this because he cares. >> i just pray for

. >> and i dion lim. >> just look at these jerks. take a look at that. >> it is kind of crazy. we're talking about papers and even that big sofa just dropped on the side of the road. they are not letting those responsible off the hook. the latest culprits caught on camera dumping all kinds of junk how you can cash in and help keep up a community to keep it safe at the same time. >> reporter: the pull of trust and unload everything from huge tree trunks to furniture. >> a sofa is the worst kind of trash to dump. >> reporter: two men in a black suv dumping a sofa. >> they should be caught. >> it looks like ok >> reporter: candace has the small problem on her road and seeing this video makes her angry. >> especially because you can take it to the county dump. >> reporter: it would have cost about five dollars to get rid of us at the landfill but this is a 500 fine per item don't so they are looking at $2500 if they are caught.

i am dion lim. >>> i am reginald roundtree. guns were stolen from the tampa arms company. you can see a truck rammed through the front of the store and several suspects jump out and go inside. a few months ago three thieves hit the grey wolf armory in wesley chapel grabbing a dozen guns in minutes. that's not all, a year ago with more than 40 handguns. that means dozens of guns ended up in the hands of thieves and there's no telling where they ended up. so tonight grady trimble is looking into what gun stores are doing to prevent these kinds of burglaries. >> reporter: surveillance cameras captured the break in from several angers. you see a truck slammed through the window of the gunshot. later you see 10 people faces covered ransacking the store. two minutes. then it -- that they take it off . >> the guns are in the wrong hands. it is dangerous. >> the owner is concerned. he says the store had an alarm and bars on the windows and a camera but that these so got away. >> it was any other type of retail jewelry or whatever, jewelry is not dangerous when it hits the street.

. >> i am dion lim. right away it's a story you have been reacting to all day long at our facebook page. a couple in texas wakes up to find a strange man staring at leg while she was sleeping. >> her boyfriend chased him out the door and down the street before he got away. >> now, if you think that's scary, listen to this. something similar happened in the neighborhood along maryland northeast in shore acres. 10news reporter phil buck sits down with a single mom who wants you to hear her frightening experience. >> around 3:30 in the morning cat got up and jumped off the bed. nothing abnormal. for some reason when ground it woke me up and i decided to sit up and see why he got out of bed, and when i looked up i could see the shadow of a person standing at the end of my bed. he didn't say anything. didn't look up at me immediately. it took him a few seconds and he looked up at me and i yelled as loud and firmly as i could and i stood up and all he -- he was very calm. all he said was, hey, i got up and fol

reginald roundtree and dion lim shared their business experience with the high school students. the event wraps up at 12:30. >>> how does free coffee sound? where and why you can get some tomorrow. >>> "the great indoors" airs tonight. we will sit down with the stars of shot and we are talking social media. >>> have you been ? lots of vitamins a&c, good morning, indeed. this is mike's office. if he doesn't show up, he doesn't get paid. too often marco rubio didn't show up and failed us when he did. i am patrick murphy. to get things done, you've got to show up. you've got to work together. whether it's protectinal curity and women's health care or growing the economy, we've got to start solving problems instead of pointing fingers. hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. vo: in times of crisis america depends on steady leadership. donald trump: "knock the crap out of them, would you? seriously..."vo: clear thinking... donald trump: "i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me." vo: and calm judgment. donald trump: "and you can tell them to go

i am dion lim. outrage is growing in a local beach community after a dog drowned. was it an accident or abuse? >> now, that's the debate on facebook right now. we got a tip about this story. a viewer wanted to know why the dog's owner walked away without being arrested. 10news reporter garin flowers spoke to police and tracked down that owner to get the answers. >> reporter: you can see the many people upset, mad, and confused. a man allegedly tossed his dog off of this pier causing him to drown. one post shows the man being questioned by police. >> you are hearing about that. that's messed up. >> reporter: gulfport police haven't charged him with anything, adding more fuel to the fire. so what really happened? i tracked down the the dog. >> i love my dog. >> reporter: joe bradford had his put bull rock since it was little. he says he is not the man being portrayed on social media. he was trying to get rock in the water to clean him. >> i dump him in like that. the first time he came back and swum to me. this time i forgot the chain was too heavy and end up i am lo

. >> and i am dion lim. when the sun set after president-elect donald trump's victory, protesters you see quickly took to the streets. >> all of this from ar country. oregon, california, washington, texas, and new york just to name a few. >> and now you can add tampa to the list. protests started late last night and are getting underway again right now. our 10news team coverage is seconds away. >> but first we want to you take part in our interactive poll. head to wtsp.com/votenow. >> 798 of you have voted so far. here is the question. are these protests uniting or dividing the country? decision and throughout the newscast you can vote yes or no in the next few minutes. >>> tonight we are looking at the trump protests through the eyes of police and protesters. 10news reporter eric glasser is with officers as they use their tested tactics to keep everyone and everything calm, but first shannon valladolid spent the day with protesters. shannon, you learned each of them has a reason for being there? >> reporter

. >> i am dion lim. thieves are renting out properties illegally. they are not the landlord and have no rights to the property, but they want your money. this woman patricia lamb is facing charges after pasco deputies say they caught her renting out a home she didn't own. detectives say she was trying do the same to another family, realized what was happening and helped bring her down. but that family has had more than their fair share of struggles and was just trying to get a roof over their heads. 10news pasco county newsroom corner casey cumley spoke with them so you don't become a victim. >> a week from thanksgiving and a month from christmas you are going to make my family in a worse situation than what they were? >> reporter: paul is outraged to have his family back in a motel after almost giving all of his money away for a fake rental property. the family was recently evicted after 3-year-old jada had an emergency surgery to remove a be nine tumor. >> we have been looking for a home for a month. >> reporter: when he found a rental property an

i am dion lim. >> i am reginald roundtree. thank you so much for joining us. first breaking news. a pinellas county deputy is fired for throwing a woman to the ground during a traffic take a look at this video. you see deputy wayne wagner with a woman he pulled over in march. initially, she was charged after the deputy claimed she pushed him and snatched her license back. she filed a complaint. the schauf says the video revealed the deputy used excessive force and covered it up in his report. he made it clear that he doesn't take situations like this lightly. >> at the end of the day everybody, eia you don't tell the truth, you don't work here. it's that simple. everybody knows the rules. deputy wagner elected not to follow the rules and now he has to face the consequences of his actions and bad decision. >> we have contacted the victim's attorney and they are hoping to speak with her one on one coming up tonight at 11:00. hear what they have to say about the traffic stop and the deputy's firing. >>> you probably remember getting that first job when you were a teenager.

. >> i am dion lim. okay. in the last hour we have shown you some new ways to interact with us. all you got to do is pick up the phone or head to wtsp.com/votenow and take part in the fun. >> get ready because your first question starts right now. how would you rate allegiant airlines? it's an airline that made headlines often in the past few years for a string of emergency landings, some t weeks of each other. >> our partners at the "tampa bay times" found the budget carrier planes are four times as likely to have problems than other airlines. it forces their planes to make unexpected landings between january 2015 and september 2016. so is all of this enough to influence passengers' decisions when it comes to flying the low- from the beginning is looking into it. >> when are you gonna learn? when a plane falls out of the sky? >> reporter: that was the reaction from passengers this past june after another allegiant airlines flight had to make an emergency landing at st. pete-clearwater international. today ironically the airline celebrating a 10-year anniversary at the airport.

lim says the way that trump resonated emotionally with voters is similar to what we saw to a seemingly unlikely candidate in barack obama. reporting live in mayfair, aundrea cline-thomas, nbc10 news. >>> a vandal spray painted the trump name in graffiti on homes and cars in one south philadelphia neighborhood. could be either for or against president-elect trump. police are looking for the suspect who was spotted on surveillance cameras in queen village around 5:20 this morning. he sprayed the name trump and trump rules on buildings and cars. neighbors were working to clean it up today. but the victims are left really frustrated. >> what did they destroy my property for? now i have to get that painted. that's terrible. >> so far, philly police don't know who the suspect is. >>> wall street welcomed donald trump with a bang today after market futures plunged last night on word of mr. trump's upset victory. stocks quickly recovered. the dow finished up 256 points. the nasdaq jumped 57 points. the s&p 500 was up 23. >>> atlantic city is now officially in the hands of new jersey governor c

and i'm dion lim. let's get straight to the board... here's a look at how the popular vote for president is going.. tight race with donald trump in the lead. and here's a look at the electoral vote .. again trump has the lead, but it's still too early to call. but -- the markets are already reacting.. noah pransky joins us in the studio. reacting.. noah pransky joins us in the studio. we know florida, especially the i-4 we know florida, corridor... is crucial for the presidential election. here's a quick reminder of the way the state voted. and, we're breaking down who the bay area chose for president. 10 news reporter garin flowers joins us reporter garin flowers joins us live in studio and swayed in one direction? dion, it wasn't even close. the bay area was all about donald the bay area was all about donald trump for this election. if you take a look at the red on the screen, almost every county in our area voted trump. that includes polk, citrus, pasco, pinellas, manatee and sarasota. the only one that voted for hillary clinton, no

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as many as half of the ducngenes samples t s tested over the lim. california health officials say dungeness caught north of the oregon boarder, that did test safe. >>> we're taking a live look outside and it is cold. >> it is cold. last couple of mornings we've had temperatures in the 40s and 50s. we're looking at rain, wind, a chance of thunder. what it means when we come back. >>> before you return that unwanted gift learn where to look for your rights. nbc bay area respawns. >>> all right on this black friday. we help viewers return merchandise and get refunds all year long. not every gift is ideal. >> no. we asked chris chmura to give us ground rules. >> our team has developed expertise in this and you might be surprised to learn that they're not 100% guaranteed by state law. the attorney general's office says they're not required by law to accept returned items unless they're defective. if the return policy contains limitations, the rules must be spelled out at? door, on registers or on tags. a return policy only on a receipt is not sufficient.

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lims, pows. >> the most recent poll shows trump closing in on clinton but he is behind in a number of swing states. there is word that hilt hill if elected is looking at san francisco mayor ed lee as a possible member of her cabinet. clinton might pick lee as possibly the education or housing and urban development secretary. the site says that clinton is under pressure to have a diverse cabinet. so comment from the mayor's office so far. >>> voters are being asked to approve a multi billion dollar bond measure to upgrade bart. a look at one of the maintenance problems that workers refer to as the rain forest. >>> and a mild sunny day around the bay area. but meteorologist mark tamayo will have details after the break. >>> a historic night for the world series champions, the chicago cubs. we will introduce you to a young man from the bay area who correctly predicted this outcome months ago. >> right now, federal investigators are at the scene of a massive fire that burned a building under construction in oakland. the investigators from the bureau of alcohol, tobacco, firearms and explo

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. >> vice president lim. >> present. >> supervisor farrell excused. commissioner ferrigno excused. commissioner follansbee. >> present. >> commissioner sass? >> present. >> we have a quorum -- >> oh, i'm so sorry, commissioner breslin, i'm so sorry. >> we're not trying to write anyone help. we need all the help we can get [laughter ]. >> that is exactly right. thank you, secretary. with that, we'll go to discussion item 1. >> item 1 discussion item opening remarks. president scott. >> yes, would i like -- i would like to be sure that we all understand what this meeting is about today. there are a couple of features that are not customerary for meetings of this board. there will be no public comment unless after the closed session which is scheduled later for today. we have a hard stop on the forum at 4:00. at which time the board will go into closed session to her member appeal. after that we'll reconvene and go through protocol of whether we disclose or don't disclose and if those of you who are familiar with the sunshine ordinance understand why we do all of that. so that will be

lim it's not a limitation for me because i don't feel that is but i want to do.o but i don't -- it doesn't feel like a conflict because it is what i've always wanted to do. >> what was the most important? >> it's hard for me to say what was the most important. you look back and think what was all that about. so it's hard for me to say what was important because the definition is that it's changing and it was a big deal at the time but no longer. but important to me isn'ty. necessarily the biggest type of the story. important is the ongoing abilito to explain, educate and inform. that can't be suggested down to just one story. it can be an interview i do or the young mother of a child was killed or it could be importantt to talk to the national security adviser. a lot of them are important in ways that are affected more profoundly. sometimes sitting in a coffees shop and talking about tax cuts is more important than talking to the head of the senate finance committee about tax cuts and a more real way. i don't categorize it that wayor because it depends on where youl stand.ce with >> i was

at a university in pennsylvania, the fbi is looking at a thread depicting lim ing lynchings. >> i opened the chat, and there hurtful things. >> reporter: in oregon. police called after the walls were defaced, too profane for tv. all this prompting trump to directly address those responsibles on "60 minutes." >> i'm so sadden to hear that, and i say stop it, if it helps. i will say this, i'll say it right to the cameras, stop it. >> reporter: trump reassured protesters that he'll bring country back together, but some vow to be out demonstrating every day until and including inauguration day. abc news, new york. >>> when we come back, it's the most wonderful time of the year unless you have not done any shopping. >> how much a dent have you made in the gift list for this holiday season? we'll have hot idea for you. >>> "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. om our abc >>> believe it or >>> believe it or not, the holiday season is weeks away, and now it's a good time to start thinking about gift shopping, and for the kids on your list, we're checking out the season's h

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lim, virginia and pennsylvania all going democratic although all out, iowa, arizona and utah would go republican. tonight c-span will take you live to philadelphia for a campaign run with president obama and the first lady. hillary clinton and former president bill clinton. c-span love donald trump's rally in grand rapids, michigan, and hillary clinton again at 11:45 p.m. eastern as she stops in raleigh, north carolina. here's a look at some the ads that went in the final days of the election. >> she has some bad hombres you're ever going to get them out. they're bringing drugs, bringing crime. >> they will be deported. >> this is a country where we speak english, not spanish. >> we're rounding them up in droves. >> threaten peaceful citizens spirit who is doing the raping of? somebody is doing the raping. >> i happen to disagree with all concept. the whole thing with the anchor babies >> we need to elect a strong leader who will renew our inner-city communities. our country needs a president who will focus on making our communities safer and rebuilding our infrastructure. donald trum

i'm going to ask each of you to go out on a lim - so much math! >> what time do you think this race will be called tonight, and don't call it early just to win. all right? >> well, there's two days. officially, it won't happen until after 11:00. but i think it is possible if when we call florida, we're calling the presidency. unofficially. i think it is just after 10:00 with florida. >> okay. >> i'm a recount survivor so i'm going to go with tomorrow, i'm when the losing candidate concedes because that will take a few days from now. no, i'd say officially called, i go with about 11:20. >> this has been such an interesting race, to use the least load odd term possible. it is really up-ended so much conventional wisdom. of course, if you look at the polls today, generally speaking, they're showing hillary clinton with a three to five-point edge. but might this night have some surprises in store? what form would those take? >> for me, form w there is this big turnout of election day voters, number one, that would favor trump. and number two, the plac

. >> seeps lims like a positive experience of the convenience of driving up their car and knowing that. >> reporter: also ballot trol y trolle trolleys. the teams of workers are zipping around to move ballots, replacing old plastic bins. it was hard to keep up with the ballots stuffed in new locked containers located in downtown oakland and at 14 city halls. making voting more convenient is expected to lead to alameda county breaking their previous voting record set back in the 2008 election. just inside the precincts they're going to shut down this drive-by voting line at 8:00 tonight. >>> now, the campaign for the first open senate in california in a generation is getting a lot of attention. >> kamala harris and loretta sanchez are running for the seat to replace retiring senator barbara boxer. >> laura? >> reporter: hi, dan. well, they have blown up the balloons. the lights are set. they're doing a sound check behind me for what kamala harris and her supporters are certainly hoping is a victory party here later tonight. we are about three miles from te election headquarters of loret